What is brake system flush?
Fresh brake fluid keeps your pedal firm and protects brake parts from corrosion.
Brake fluid absorbs moisture over time, which lowers its boiling point and corrodes internal parts. A flush replaces all the old fluid with new fluid of the correct specification.
Signs you need it
- It has been two years since the last flush
- Fluid looks dark
- Spongy pedal after long descents
How it works
- Remove old fluid
- Bleed each wheel with new fluid
- Check for leaks
- Test pedal feel
You can choose a workshop visit or have a professional come to your home, work or depot.
How much does it cost?
The exact price depends on your vehicle and the job. On MYLES, each professional shows a fixed price, a starting price, a range, or sends a quote — so you can compare like for like before you book.
- Fluid type
- ABS bleeding procedure
- Seized bleed nipples
Tips
- Flush brake fluid every two years
- Combine with a service
Why it matters
Recommended maintenance for safe braking.